Massachusetts Unemployment Benefits

You may just be looking for a weekly unemployment check, but MA unemployment benefits provide so much more than just money. For example, Massachusetts unemployment benefits include:

1. Weekly benefit check. 2. Career counseling. 3. Job placement services. 4. Job and skill re-training services. 5. Information about other resources and services. 6. Help making a resume and training on how to interview well.

Make sure to take advantage of everything that MA unemployment benefits have to offer, as this will help you to find a job more quickly.

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After trying to get a job for a while, I end up taking a summer job, but now that summer is over I have no work, I am still looking but in the meantime I need a little help! Am I qualified for unemployment ?

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